Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-05-05

| MT. tioN, ol MaTloh loNhSihl' ''"''
date for sheriff, was through this section "l
the county yesterday, {" see whether the
water in the political pot is beginning I"
boil Called at this office.
Parties wishing to haye razors
sharpened can be Accommodated by Geo.
l.. Springer, the barber on Main street
opposite the bank. He will be glad to
fill all orders.
| Our Aaronsburg correspondent
| tells us in last weeks communication
that Aaronsburg has a dude. We are
proud to say that Millheim likewise en-
joys such luxury.
-Rey. ]. NJ. Slower, has finished his
theological course in the Selinsgroye
Sem mary, and has assumed the pastor
ate of the Lutheran charge ut Middle
Greek, Snyder Co.
DO not fail to hear the address OF
| Miss Puelh f. Dornblaser in the Lnth-
eran chapel tonight. She is an inter
esting and able speaker, especially on
the temperance subject.
The town council had n very short
session last Saturday evening and no
business of Importance was transacted.
Several communications ana petitions
were laid over until next meeting.
w. G. Rock, of the Cross Keys Ho-
tel, Berwick, Pa. came TO town yester-
on his way back from Bellefonte.
He spent few pleasant hours with the
BOYS and left for home on the afternoon
train.
VALUABLE HORSE FOR SALE.-W.
5. Musser, of the Musser House, Mill
helm, offers for sale Gine, jet black
horse, weight 1910 pounds, guaranteed
sound, and suitable for all work. For
particulars inquire of owner.
e. w. Mauck wishes to inform his
many friends and patrons that lie has
the finest ass0l tmeut of Wall Paper,
plain and fancy Decorations, &c. ever
brought to town. All persons wishing
to have papering or decorating done
should call on him at Mauck's store on
| Penn street, before buying elsewhere.
If J. III. Woomer's advertisement
IN another column catches your eye re-
member that what he says about his
horse collars me ans busin SIS. The fact
is, all the farmers using that collar say
they would have no other. Compare
the collar with others IN the market
and you will at once give it your pref
erence.
John G. Morris, tho popular tree a
gent, of Wolfe's store, is out deliver
ing large amount of fruit and orna-
mental trees. He claims to have sold
larger lot of trees this season than at
any time before. Tie splendid salts
fation which his trees gave in former
seasons accounts for his good success
this spring.
HoRsEMEN, ATTE NTIoN.--Dr Nc
Quinn, an experienced veterinary sur
geon. will be at the Musser House,
Millheim, Pa. on Friday, Saturday and
Monday. Farmers and others who
have horses with any blemishes or dis
eases are invited to bring them to him
and he will guarantee tffectual and
sure cures.
Some of our exchanges are inform
ing their readers that new Lutheran
church is to be built at Petersburg.
We don't know where they get their
information from, but we do know that
Rebersbarg has fine Lutheran church
and is not building another. Coburn
however expects to erect new brick
church this summer.
-Capricious April has left us and
when We think how lily it behaved we
are sure nobody regrets its departure.
"Sott and gentle May" came in on Sun
day and with it the weather seems to
have settled down to more regular hab-
its, and under the warm sun the grass
deepens in yerdure. the buds open and
the spring flowers bloom.
The Mite Society of the st. Johns
Evang. Luth. congregation will hold its
regular month ly meeting in the chapel
of the church, t his Thursday evening.
Miss Puella E. Dornblaser, President
of the Clinton County w. G. T. U. is
expected to be present to address the
meeting. All are cordially invited.
COMMITTEE.
LOsT.-A money purse, containing a
$50 banknote. a S5 banknote, SO in
gold, Silver Dollar, and about dol
lars worth of change, was lost OH tie
pike between the tol-gate west Of Mill
helm and the Aaronsburg gate. The
finder will please return the money to
the owner at his residence at Spring
Mills, where suitable reward will be
given. 1875 GEORGE JORDAN.
Mrs. Lydia, G.. Brumgard left for
Philadelphia on Tuesday morning, to
to select complete line of spring and
summer millinery goods. On her re-
turn look for the latest styles. the
fastest bats, the neatest bonnets and
richest and fanciest trimmings She
wishes to say to the ladies that she war
ants to suit them all as to quality and
price.
A HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.-We are
reliably informed that young man by
the name of William limerick, living
| in or near Logansyille, Sugarvalley,